Steve Bergsman Bücher

Explores the ups and downs of one of the most successful girl groups of the early 1960s. Telling their story for the first time, in their own words, Chapel of Love reintroduces the Louisiana Music Hall of Famers to a new audience.

In the annals of rock n roll there have been a lot of strange characters, but there probably hasn t been anyone as bizarre as Screamin Jay Hawkins, and this is his story. Known mostly for a single record, I Put A Spell On You , and emerging from a coffin to perform on stage, Screamin Jay was a whirlwind performer, lusty singer, prolific songwriter and a man who was a total stranger to the truth.

This collection features travel articles penned by seasoned journalist Steve Bergsman, showcasing his adventures over the past decade. Blending lyrical prose with literary insights, the book takes readers on a global journey, reflecting on diverse cultures and experiences. Bergsman's unique perspective as a literature enthusiast adds depth to his explorations, making it an engaging read for those passionate about travel and storytelling.

Exploring the cultural influences behind the creation of the cult classic from 1979, the narrative delves into the Bronx of the early 1960s, reflecting on the lingering impact of the 1950s teen gang culture. It highlights the connection between popular singer Dion's hit "The Wanderer" and Richard Price's novel, which inspired director Philip Kaufman to adapt it into a film. The book examines the nostalgia for the 1950s that permeated the 1970s, alongside the genre's evolution, encapsulating the essence of the last significant "greaser feature."

Set in the Bronx during the early 1960s, the narrative explores the cultural influences behind the making of the cult film, which ties into the nostalgia for the 1950s. It traces the connections between popular music, particularly Dion's hit "The Wanderer," and Richard Price's novel that inspired the movie. The book delves into the societal context of gang culture and juvenile delinquency, highlighting how these themes resonated in the 1970s, leading to a resurgence of interest in greaser films.